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I Have asked several techs where I work if this is possible and so far, the answer is NO. &nbsp;However, I am still awaiting word from one more tech that really works with the registry a lot. &nbsp;If it is possible, this person will know.<br />
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therefore, i'll enter this as a comment until I am positive. &nbsp;But for now, I am willing to guess there is no way to do that.<br />
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steve<br />

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I Have asked several techs where I work if this is possible and so far, the answer is NO.  However, I am still awaiting word from one more tech that really works with the registry a lot.  If it is possible, this person will know.

therefore, i'll enter this as a comment until I am positive.  But for now, I am willing to guess there is no way to do that.

steve


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Well, my tech got back to me and confirmed /s is the way, but it looks like someone got to it quicker than i did : )<br />
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steve<br />

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Well, my tech got back to me and confirmed /s is the way, but it looks like someone got to it quicker than i did : )

steve


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to stevemiller:<br />
Sorry, but first come, first...<br />

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to stevemiller:
Sorry, but first come, first...


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Is it possible to use: regedit &lt;regfile.reg&gt; without getting that dialog box informing that the regfile has been introduced successfully in the registry?<br />
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I mean silent mode registry file importing...<br />
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Thanks in advance: Xavier Serra
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Is it possible to use: regedit <regfile.reg> without getting that dialog box informing that the regfile has been introduced successfully in the registry?

I mean silent mode registry file importing...

Thanks in advance: Xavier Serra

Regedit silent mode...

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